Eugene Izotov’s Advice for Aspiring Oboists
Don’t miss these interesting tips that Eugene Izotov (San Francisco Symphony) gives to aspiring oboists.
Eugene Izotov’s Advice for Aspiring Oboists Open »
Don’t miss these interesting tips that Eugene Izotov (San Francisco Symphony) gives to aspiring oboists.
Eugene Izotov’s Advice for Aspiring Oboists Open »
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In this interview, guitarist, cellist, and musicologist Tilman Hoppstock (Darmstadt Academy of Music, Germany) explains his experiences researching music, transcribing, and performing in the 21st century.
Violinist Colleen Ferguson is Assistant Professor of Strings and Orchestra at Texas A&M University Kingsville, Artistic Director of the Kingsville Symphony Orchestra, and a teacher of the Suzuki method.
Colleen Ferguson: “Learning Doesn’t End When You Get Your Diploma” Open »
In this interview, Maestro Iván Rijos (Conservatory of Puerto Rico) discusses the evolution of guitar teaching.
If when it comes to writing or talking about something so well known as Beethoven’s piano sonatas is almost impossible to avoid repeating what’s already been said, it’s also true that the necessity of looking into this music is always impellent. Studying them all has been one of my most rewarding experiences so far. I would like to share some of my experiences of spending quite some time with it as well as some personal discoveries I’ve made along the way.
Thoughts on Learning All of Beethoven’s Sonatas Open »
Jasmin Arakawa is Assistant Professor of Piano and Piano Area Coordinator at the University of Florida, as well as Director of the UF International Piano Festival.
Jasmin Arakawa: “Find Our Mission as Musicians and Contribute to Society” Open »
In this interview, Professor of Piano at The Juilliard School Julian Martin reflects on his performance and teaching careers from a wide variety of experiences.
Marlon Titre, Director of the Classical Music Department at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, shares his thoughts on what role institutions have in shaping the future for young musicians.
Dr. Peter Ryan is an Assistant Professor of Music at The University of Virginia’s College at Wise, where he teaches and coordinates the Piano and Music Theory programs.
Peter Ryan: “Go Out and Get Some Life Experience That Doesn’t Involve Your Instrument” Open »